Surviving Sepsis: Updated Guidelines From the Society of Critical Care Medicine
Sepsis represents life-threatening organ dys-function caused by a dysregulated response to infection that kills up to one in three affected people. Early identification and appropriate management can improve these outcomes. The Society of Critical Care Medicine has updated the guidelines of the Surv...
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| description | Sepsis represents life-threatening organ dys-function caused by a dysregulated response to infection that kills up to one in three affected people. Early identification and appropriate management can improve these outcomes. The Society of Critical Care Medicine has updated the guidelines of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign. |
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